if var is string1, the first condition won't work because you have $!var ==
"string1"
==> if var is not string1 and url is not not "" (double negative on
url)
Was this just a typo?
-Seth
"John Rodriguez"
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How would I state the following correctly in Velocity?
#if( $!var == "string1" && $!url != "" )
<a href="$url"><img src="image1"></a>
#elseif( $!var == "Yes" && $!url != "" )
<a href="$url"><img src="image2"></a>
#elseif( $!var == "No" && $!url != "" )
<a href="$url"><img src="image3"></a>
#elseif( $!url != "" )
<a href="$url"><img src="image4"></a>
#else
<!-- nothing -->
#end
When I execute this code with var equal to "string1" and url not equal to
"", I expect it to execute the 1st block.
However, it executes the 4th block instead.
Any ideas what I may be doing wrong?
Thanks.
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Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (CCNMTL)
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